Chuck Jones
Director
Little Beau Pepé (1952)
After driving the Foreign Legionnaires from their fort with his aroma, lovesick skunk Pepe falls for the camp mascot, a cat who's accidentally gotten a white stripe painted down her back.
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Short
Keywords: tmdb.lovesickness, tmdb.cartoon, tmdb.cartoon-cat, tmdb.pursuit, imdb.cartoon-skunk, tmdb.stinky, mdblist.imdb-short + 38 more, mdblist.two-actors, imdb.pepe-le-pew-character, imdb.sahara-desert, imdb.french-foreign-legion, imdb.white-paint, imdb.french-accent, imdb.odor, imdb.wet-paint, imdb.reference-to-napoleon-bonaparte, imdb.reference-to-josephine-bonaparte, imdb.oasis, imdb.thirsty, imdb.tables-turned, imdb.reference-to-beau-geste, imdb.anthropomorphic-animal, imdb.parody-of-french-language, imdb.skunk, imdb.unwanted-kiss, imdb.bad-smell, imdb.french-stereotype, imdb.perfume, imdb.merrie-melodies, imdb.character-name-in-title, tmdb.cartoon-skunk, tmdb.aroma, imdb.cat, imdb.cartoon-cat, imdb.mascot, imdb.fort, imdb.wooing, imdb.pursuit, imdb.chase, imdb.surrealism, imdb.foreign-legion, imdb.desert, tmdb.love, imdb.penelope-pussycat-character, aspectratio.1-37-1
Production Companies: Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Cartoons
Country: United States
Production Country:
United States
Languages:
English,
French
Recommendations
7 min
March 28, 1952
Released
NR / 7+